2016.The devastating game of eyeballs II

This installation is placed on a pedestal, extending into an infinite illusionary space. It features ceramic eyeballs positioned alongside mirrors. The creative process involves bodily movements and wandering, accompanied by the repetitive action of duplicating the ceramic eyeballs. Through these repeated bodily actions, a sense of habit is gradually established, becoming as familiar and free as breathing. However, the artwork subtly reveals a lack of freedom within the space, an imprisonment that goes unnoticed, making one believe in their own extreme freedom. It immerses the viewer in a virtual greenhouse, while the erosion of primordial anxiety, inherent constraints on the body and psyche, remain imperceptible. It is necessary to generate illusions through the inertia of repetitive creation, concealing anxiety and restlessness beneath the veneer of apparent freedom, sustaining the illusion of a liberated soul.